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Chinese New Year Celebration 2025 at Ulster Hall | Sunday, 26 January at 1:30pm. Chinese New Year Celebration is back at the iconic Ulster Hall again! This is a great time to visit and share in Chinese New Year Celebration is back at the iconic Ulster Hall again on Sunday 26 January 2025 at 1:30pm! This is a great time to visit and share in the spirit of the festivities as the city prepares to welcome another year. Chinese New Year Celebration is back for 2025 at the Ulster Hall, Belfast on 26 January 2025! Chinese New Year Celebration is back at the iconic Ulster Hall again on Sunday 26 January 2025 at 1:30pm This is a great time to visit and share in the spirit of the festivities as the city prepares to welcome another year. Starting Monday 27th January 2025, Titanic Belfast is excited to invite you to an extraordinary celebration of Chinese culture and heritage! As part of this special event it pays tribute to the eight Chinese passengers who travelled aboard the RMS Titanic, revealing their incredible stories through our captivating new pop-up exhibition on Level One Apex which is free to see. Chinese New Year Celebration is back for 2025 at the Ulster Hall, Belfast on 26 January 2025! Chinese New Year Celebration is back at the iconic Ulster Hall again on Sunday 26 January 2025 at 1:30pm! This is a great time to visit and share in the spirit of the festivities as the city prepares to welcome another year. Starting Monday 27th January 2025, Titanic Belfast is excited to invite you to an extraordinary celebration of Chinese culture and heritage! As part of this special event it pays tribute to the eight Chinese passengers who travelled aboard the RMS Titanic, revealing their incredible stories through our captivating new pop-up exhibition on Level One Apex which is free to see. On January 26, Consul General Li Nan was invited to attend the 2025 Chinese New Year Celebration of the Success Dragon and Lion Dance Association and delivered a speech. Nearly a thousand people joined the party, including Councillor Micky Murray, Lord Mayor of Belfast, overseas Chinese citizens, Chinese students and local people in Northern Regional coordinators of the ABCP Northern Ireland are organising an Academic Salon and Celebration Event for celebrating the 2024 Chinese New Year. The event will be held on 17 th February 2024 Saturday 5-9pm, at Ternary Chinese Restaurant (三元里), 75 Donegall Pass, Belfast BT7 1DR. Chinese New Year Celebration 2023 The Chinese New Year Celebration returns to the Ulster Hall on Sunday, 22 January where you can share in the spirit of the festivities as the city prepares to Celebrations have been held in Belfast to mark the Chinese New Year. Celebrations have been held in Belfast to mark the Chinese New Year. Saturday, 25 January 2025. Newsletters; ePaper; Puzzles; Chinese New Year Celebrations 30 January, 2024 We are proud to present CNY Celebration Programme, a joint effort by Queen’s staff teams and student societies, organised by The Language Centre, QUB iRISE Staff Network, Student Experience Team, The Graduate School, as well as Chinese Students Society, supported by Diversity and Inclusion Unit Celebrations to mark Chinese New Year 2025 return to Northern Ireland this weekend to welcome the Year of the Snake! Also known as the Lunar New Year, celebrations take place around the world including Belfast and there are lots of fun events happening around the city. Lunar New Year celebrates the Celebrate the year of the Snake - Chinese New Year 2025 In Belfast with a bunch of interesting events. From extensive dinners to lantern making workshops in Belfast there is a lot to do on the occasion of the Chinese New Year 2025 in Belfast. A crowd gathered at Belfast's Ulster Hall to mark Chinese New Year and welcome the Year of the Rabbit. Also known as Lunar New Year, the event has not been publicly celebrated in the city since An explosion of colour, creativity and culture welcomed in the Chinese New Year in Belfast. The Year of the Rabbit bounced in with a bang as hundreds flocked to celebrate in St George’s Market. A crowd gathered at Belfast's Ulster Hall to mark Chinese New Year and welcome the Year of the Rabbit. Also known as Lunar New Year, the event has not been publicly celebrated in the city since Chinese New Year Celebrations 30 January, 2024 We are proud to present CNY Celebration Programme, a joint effort by Queen’s staff teams and student societies, organised by The Language Centre, QUB iRISE Staff Network, Student Experience Team, The Graduate School, as well as Chinese Students Society, supported by Diversity and Inclusion Unit Head to Waterman House for a Chinese New Year celebration with chef Suzie Lee. In 2011, the Chinese Resource Centre, managed by Chinese Welfare Association, opened its doors on Monday 19th September. This has been a great achievement for the Chinese community. With the arrival of the Year of the Dragon on Saturday 10 February, Queen's Chinese New Year (CNY) programme organisers would like to send their best wishes to all those who celebrate. Date(s) February 5, 2024 - February 24, 2024
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